for the west of england —— macro maia. i think we have a tendency to be ahead of the curve when it comes to political directions so, for example, when tony blair became very popular we were first in that and we are similar in all trends when it comes to politics, so i'm hoping that my result is an indication of the future. obviously we are very, very pleased with the result. what was significant about it was that we didn't just win in our urban heartlands, places like bristol and bath, but outside in the countryside. where the west of england has got very many rural and remote communities, the support was very, very good there too, so it's very encouraging for us because keir starmer quite rightly wants us to appeal to all parts of society. wherever people live, wherever you work, whatever you do, labour must have a message that resonates. now he may be saying sir keir starmer allowed people to hear the message he wanted to put across, but as you said, there have been huge questions about that decision to remove the jeopar

councilmember maia esparza. councilmember sylvia arena's.ouncilmember pam fully and councilmember matt mayhem wanted to be her but tragically had a loss in his own family and could not be here. we are here together as one community and one city. to express our unity with you. the president has declared a day of mourning. and vice president kamala harris told me yesterday--she called most importantly, here in san jose and santa clara county we grieve together. most importantly we will heal together. thank you again for being here with us. it is my pleasure now to introduce tremendous leader and the head of the board of directors and the valley of transportation authority glenn hendrix. i will try to see if we can get everybody to hear me. i want to thank everybody for being here. it was a true tragedy yesterday. >> you have been watching the vigil honoring victims of the vta shooting. that is captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, the breaking news on the san jose shooter, what he told law enforcement about hating his job, his pas

venable: let me turn to maia. your paper is a long ball in a very big field. we heard about the issues of supply chains from representative gallagher and rick talked about how the industrial base is doing that, but a few of the policy responses we are talking about have to be led by other efforts. in your paper, you talk about some actions that need to be done in advance. can you help us with those and help us understand what they might be? maya: thank you. basically in my paper, and in my research, i argue that the preconditions for supply chain policymaking is, in total, he need a comprehensive view on this supply chain and what that entails is greater supply chain visibility and also a system for assessing and rating the strength of the defense supply chain. there have been efforts already to make policy to strengthen the defense supply chain and frankly, the preferred solution to supply chain issues can be another problem. sometimes the solution is a bigger problem than the problem. mikey examples for this are some of the buy american proposed rules that c

who didn't know the family fire, they come out to remote areas like this to search for any sign of maiaey got to get to rally support for their search efforts. >> we have 1700 members. >> we will keep searching until we have justice for her. >> please remains tightlipped to not compromise the ongoing investigation. from the cold case foundation acting as a liaison between police and family. >> 55 kids, 23 search warrants, what does that tell you? >> the case is gone national. with the missing person people are calling from everything and i saw her here at the grand canyon or here in texas or new york. >> it is not larry. no parent at all. >> ask questions looking for mom. something to do with that? >> the family has their own suspicions, where they live, did not make contact with larry. at did not happen. it is important to note police say there is no person interest in this case and as of now there are no suspect in this case. that surveillance video was captured by a neighbor surveillance camera. they did not want us to play the video so we respected that. i said are you looking at th

maia church was born in the middle of the civil war in 1863 in memphis, tennessee. in spite of having spent the first two years of her life enslaved, mild -- molly church grew up in a household. she learned how to use privilege, education, light skin color, and cross class and cross race connections in tactical ways to work on a wide range of social justice and civil rights causes. as an adult, terrell lived in washington, d.c., for over 60 years working as an educator, journalist, public speaker, campaign organizer, and civil rights activist. she brought her energy, leadership, and determination through to the post-civil war, civil rights movement. after winning a 1953 legal challenge to the district of columbia segregation in shops and restaurants in the u.s. supreme court, terrell lived just long enough into her 90th year to see the core issue it's 1950 four landmark decision in brown v. board of education. some of you might be familiar with terrell's life. especially because i talk about it sometimes in this class. just in case some are unfamiliar with her, i wi

. >> hey, maia. >> i know we have talked several times this week. so, as i mentioned to you, this is my favorite book that you bring. i think one thing that i really appreciated was that very early on you gave us a glimpse into your philosophy as a writer. your job is mainly to find the story and lead us readers make up our mind about that story and the characters. it does not mean that you do not form some sort of an opinion about it, too. i am wondering what your take about this book is about? >> well, it really is true. my job is to find the right characters. find the people through the eyes you want to see the world. if i bundle that the book will not be any good. my job is to kind of draw attention to it. i am like a stripper in front of the cathedral. i will not strip for just any church. these people are important and you need to listen to them. i get excited about stories when there is a situation where there are people that are not being heard. it does not matter all that much what i think about. it really does not. it is more do i feel lik

oh, and if you think, maia fire, a big fire can't break out or a member of may 2008 the santa cruz mountainsf summit fire over 4000 acres. so it has a may we have seen some pretty big fires out there. unfortunately we are talking about is you heard elevated fire danger over the next few days, especially late tonight into early tomorrow morning. so here's that wind. we do not like it's that north to northeast wind developing that kind of developed, especially over the north. hills and the east bay hill. so here's that wind setting up and the red flag fire warning in place for the north bay hills, the east bay hills, the east bay valleys and for solano county most areas until six a.m. monday but actually longer till six p.m. monday out towards solano county, so we will have gusts topping possibly 40 miles an hour and very dry with relative humidity right around 10 to 20% showing you the wind forecast model you could see. up here. this is the window. we're watching out toward winters, and you could see that's a brighter color, indicating the stronger wind speed and the winds really materialized

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